Double-Faer Card

Effect

The Double-Faer Card is a versatile gimmicked card included in special decks, such as The Landmark Deck. It allows magicians to perform a two-card monte effect, where two different images (e.g., the Statue of Liberty and the Eiffel Tower) appear to switch places or merge into one. The visual transformation is clean and baffling, making it ideal for close-up or walkaround performances.

Full Details

• The Double-Faer Card is a double-faced card, meaning it has two different images on each side.
• It is often paired with a double-backed card for additional deceptive possibilities.
• Works seamlessly within a themed deck (e.g., The Landmark Deck), where each card features a famous location.
• No reset required—instantly repeatable.

Who Should Consider the Trick

• Close-up magicians looking for a visual, angle-proof transformation.
• Walkaround performers who need quick, impactful effects.
• Card workers who enjoy versatile gimmicks that integrate with standard decks.
• Themed acts (e.g., travel or history-based routines) benefit from the visual storytelling potential.

Difficulty

• Easy to perform—no advanced sleight of hand required.
• Angle-sensitive in certain presentations, but manageable with proper handling.
• Best suited for performers comfortable with basic card controls and misdirection.

What Magicians Say

• Mark from Saturn Magic praised The Landmark Deck for its beautiful artwork and included gimmicks, calling the Double-Faer Card a "great addition for a two-card monte routine."
• Reviewers highlight its visual impact—spectators see two distinct images merge or switch cleanly.
• Some note that while the effect is strong, presentation matters—pairing it with a story (e.g., "traveling between landmarks") enhances the experience.

The Double-Faer Card is a practical, visually striking tool for magicians who want to add a memorable transposition effect to their repertoire.